Energy vs time management, internal psychological conflicts and the 4 rules to being a dad are just a few of this episode’s highlights. Amrit is joined by Ross Shiel - currently SVP of Global Revenue at Infogrid, he formerly worked at Twitter and Stride.

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Check out Infogrid: https://www.infogrid.io/

This week’s Startup Shout-Outs:

Butter.us - software platform for engaging online workshops and meetings

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After a successful career in digital media, Jacob Waern became the CEO and founder of eduMe, a groundbreaking platform offering mobile training for desk-less workforces.

Tune in to listen to Jacob’s fascinating takes on the importance of staying present with your team and family, the transition from corporate CEO to startup founder and how quick decision-making and transparency are vital when taking a company through prolonged crises.

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Check out eduMe: https://www.edume.com/

This week’s Startup Shout Outs:

• Spill - mental health support for employees via Slack
• Juno - workplace health and wellbeing programmes for employees

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“One of the biggest differentials in success is the combination of curiosity and mental toughness.” Welcome Piers Ridyard; the first crypto guest on Startup Dads.

In today’s chat with Amrit, Piers talks about the importance of honouring your commitments as a CEO and a dad, the weight of your words and the power of separating your ideas from yourself. This episode gets pretty intellectual!

Piers Ridyard is the CEO of RDX Works, the only decentralized network where developers will be able to build quickly without the constant threat of exploits and hacks, where every improvement will get rewarded, and where scale will never be a bottleneck.

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Book mentioned in today’s episode:

• Play Bigger: How Pirates, Dreamers, and Innovators Create and Dominate Markets by Al Ramadan, Dave Peterson, Christopher Lochhead and Kevin Maney
• Philosophy for Life: And other dangerous situations by Jules Evans

This week’s Startup Shout Outs:

• Mindstone - Organize, share and take notes on web pages, PDFs, videos & podcastsso you can learn faster, remember more and get things done. Learn more about Mindstone and its CEO and Co-founder Joshua Wöhle on Startup Dads’ Episode 46!

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